(ANSA) - MADRID, APRIL 05 - The spokesman of the Spanish Ministry of Health for the Covid emergency, Fernando Simón, told a press conference that Spain has the capacity to administer "more than two million" doses per week "without great effort" .
Before his words, the head of this department, Carolina Darias, said in statements to the media that this goal was achieved in Holy Week, according to the Efe news agency.
The minister added that, from now on, 1.2 million doses of Pfizer's vaccine are expected to arrive every Monday and that the first 300,000 doses of Janssen's vaccine are expected on April 15.
According to Darias, the goal of immunizing 70% of the population over the course of the summer is "within reach".
The inhabitants of Spain with at least one dose of the vaccine in Spain are 14.7%, those with two are 7.1%, according to official data.
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